One of these figures took the form of a golden deer, but imitated the voice of its hunter when it was shot in its hide, and another one of these figures was made a king after he aided an opposing force by identifying many of these figures who were invisible. Another one of these creatures ate travelers in the Kamyaka forest but was strangled by Bhima, and one of these figures forced nearby villagers to deliver him human offerings for food. This group included Marica and the good Vibhishana, and these figures are said to be descended from Pulastya or Khasa. An army of 14,000 of them led by Khara were slaughtered in one day, and other accounts state that these figures were created from Brahma's foot, and these figures were divided into groups such as the Bhutas. Thes
One of these figures took the form of a golden deer, but imitated the voice of its hunter when it was shot in its hide, and another one of these figures was made a king after he aided an opposing force by identifying many of these figures who were invisible. Another one of these creatures ate travelers in the Kamyaka forest but was strangled by Bhima, and one of these figures forced nearby villagers to deliver him human offerings for food. This group included Marica and the good Vibhishana, and these figures are said to be descended from Pulastya or Khasa. An army of 14,000 of them led by Khara were slaughtered in one day, and other accounts state that these figures were created from Brahma's foot, and these figures were divided into groups such as the Bhutas. These figures were defeated by the Vanaras at the Battle of Lanka, and they were led by a ten-headed figure who kidnapped Sita, for 10 points, name this demons from Hindu mythology who were led by Ravana and defeated by Rama in the Ramayana.
One of these figures took the form of a golden deer, but imitated the voice of its hunter when it was shot in its hide, and another one of these figures was made a king after he aided an opposing force by identifying many of these figures who were invisible.
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